Does all milk contain lactose (cow milk, goat milk, human breast milk, etc.)?
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FrieslandCampina Belgium
“Yes, milk from all mammals contains lactose, albeit in varying amounts. Human breast milk contains the highest amount of lactose (7 g/100 ml). Cow’s milk contains 4,6 grams of lactose per 100 ml.”
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